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Road Rugs: How to Inspire Learning Through Playing
Winning the Battle with Boredom Put any child in a room with just a few random objects and nothing else for entertainment and they will automatically begin using those items to play. Commonly, they will lose themselves in a make-believe world inspired by just those few random objects. Children More…
How The Solar System Rug Helps Kids Understand STEM Subjects
2020 might be remembered as the first year of a new decade. Sports fans might remember it as the year the Chiefs won the Superbowl. (After waiting 50 years, it was about time!) Others might look back and recall events yet to come, such as NASA’s Mars 2020 mission, More…
Alphabet Crayon Carpet
Create a calming foundation for focused learning with the classroom carpet. Designed to complement any space, this versatile classroom rug serves as a stylish base for preschool rugs for classroom reading areas, or quiet zones. Made from 100% polyamide fiber with a noise-reducing felt backing, it’s REACH compliant, CPSC More…
Hopscotch Play Carpet
Bring movement into the classroom with the Hopscotch Play Carpet, a vibrant classroom rug designed for interactive learning. Perfect for movement breaks, it reinforces number recognition and coordination in preschool and elementary spaces. Crafted from 100% polyamide fiber with latex gel skid-proof backing, it stays securely in place and More…
9 Ways to Celebrate Teachers Appreciation Week
The first week in May is Teachers Appreciation Week. Many children are not aware the work of a teacher isn’t always easy. Teaching children the importance of showing gratitude to people who positively impact our lives is part of the growth and development process. Teacher Appreciation Week enlightens kids More…
Classroom Tables with Flare & Function
The number of children living in single-parent households has grown from approximately 8 million in 1970 to roughly 18.5 million in 2020. Additionally, 59.8% of married-couple families have both parents working full-time, which means they require care for their children in the form of daycare centers, preschools, Montessori schools, More…
Sensory Play Blooms with Spring Flowers
Springtime brings with it a fresh scent in the air as everything begins to turn green and bloom again. The colorful flowers are no exception. Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinth, Crocus, Primrose, and Peonies all bloom in the spring. After a long winter, their colors and sweet aroma remind us, the More…
Hop, Play & Learn: Carpet Bundles
Early education is constantly emphasizing the importance of merging learning with playing. Toddlers and preschoolers respond positively to any activity focusing on these two core ingredients. When one is missing, the activity falls short in terms of the impact it has on kids. It’s akin to setting out to More…
Celebrate Dr. Seuss 10 Ways in 10 Days
March 2nd is National Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss’s birthday. This is your chance to transform your classroom into a Seuss-tastic fun zone. The annual event is the brainchild of the National Education Association. Designed to encourage children to read, this annual event becomes more Seuss-a-rific when More…
Understanding the History of Math & Learning
If you are a parent or grandparent who is faced with trying to help children in your lives do their math homework, you might be thinking, “Houston. We have a problem.” In truth, today’s kids don’t do math the same way. This often creates a problem for mentors. How More…